Vancouver drayage drivers weigh job action over new clean truck rules

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Vancouver drayage drivers weigh job action over new clean truck rules

Teri Errico Griffis, Associate Editor | Jul 15, 2022 11:57AM EDT
Tension is rising at the Port of Vancouver, where pending changes to the port’s clean truck program call for 5 percent of vehicles serving the port to be replaced by November.
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